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Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

CINCINNATI, June 6-This afternoon
at No. 900 K m street, Fred Bauer shot
Pauline Bogenscheuer, then shot Mrs.
Zell at the same place, and immedi.
Ately shut and killed himself. Mrs.
Bog 90 scheuer has been married, but Ia
separated from her husband, and has
been living with Bauer. She was visit.
ing ut this house to-day, where Mrs.
Zell WAS washing. Bauer came and
auarrelled with Mrs. B)aenscheuer,a and
shot her through the side OF the head, q
most dangerous wound. Mrs. Zsll was
shot In the breast, but net seriously
hurt. Bauer had beeu married, but
| had separated from his wife.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

William M. Field. his vita, his son
james r. and his daughter, Miss Mary
L., will sail for Europe next Friday toI
be absent . year, perhaps two years. |
Lat evening the family were sittinR
quietly In thei- mansion entertaining 81
few frieuds Who had dropped In 70 bid
them good bye. Amongst the friends
we're Rev. jacob Todd, the fAmily's|
pastor, Rev. r. O Jones, of Mt. Salem M.
g. church, and Collector of the Port Of
Wilmington Henry r. Pickles. While
|spjoying the pleasures Of an exalted
friendship within the mansion I'M.
known to the company WAS gathering
down on tho brow Of the hill on the
public road. There might have been
seen quick hurrying to and fro. Mon,
women and children al seemed TO be
interested, and the First Regiment
Band stood 1t the head Of the phAlanx
/ OF 800 pertons ready to march at the
first word Of subdued command. These
were the tenants and hands in the COT
ton mills, between whom and Mr.. Field
and family the best good feeling and
friends ship had existed. The commit
tee, Messrs. John Mearps, ThemSa
Gravos, Jacob Shue, James Black and
Jacob Thompson, had all the arrange.
msnts complete to surprise the Field
family, and several persons held mys
terious packages, which were intended
- presents. Would they succeed?
The word to march 10 given; nothing
10 heard but the steady muffisd tramr
Of the 800 employees - they march
around the lane and up to the mansion
surrounding it and standing In front o.
IL. Tho burst of music from the band
81 a int Inns ttnn fha fYiQndl
side had that other friends were near
Coming out on the piazza they fount
themselves surrounded by happy, smil
ing men, women and children. A
the music ceased Mr.. John MeAin
stepped forw ard, and in . NEAT spee 9,
full of affection, presented Mr., Flelt
with . gold headed cane. properly in
} scribed, to support him In his travels
: Az Mr.. Field finished bis appropriate
: response, Jacob Thompeo WAS on hAnt
wish pair Of gold opera z assee, whicl
The presented to Mrs.. Field, and 70
: ~tich Collector Pickles, on behalf o
. the lady, thanked the donors.
v! Thhn came George Hayes with pre-
= sent Of . diamond and gold scarf.pil
i for ) James b. Yield, the son, and LASH!
: Thomas Graves had gold pen and cas-
which he neatly presented to Miss Mar.
It Field, the daughter. Rev. r. O. Jone
l. received the present, and replied 70
q tho young lady. The choir OF RIDDLE.
ri Chapel Sunday school was present an
ii sung some appropriate selections, an
st prest nted MI. Field with handsom
1t boua net. The Sunday school took an 81
~ tive part all through.
Mr. Field and his family then stoo
1T In the large hallway OF the nansio
In and shook hands with all their en-
y ploy es ard friends az they passed b,
n each bidding goodbye, and wishing
IN happy journey to Mr.. Field and b
Il family, and q future reunion on the
3D. retnrn
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

At Erie, Pa, ON Sunday, the Coroner
was called to hold an iLquest on the
body of John Lyons, aged 10 years.
Lyons lay in the middle Of the room
where he had died the day before OF
drunkenness. Near him lay his wife
in drunken stupor. 10 shed lay
four year old grandchild, dying from
poison. II hsd been sick for several
days, and in its extremity had eater
n poisonous weed which grow near th'
thed. The grandmother, finding it l.
oouvulsi ons, gave 1t besvy dose o
b.sky. Death resulted while thu
chi!o's mother lay In jail on charR'
of drunkenness
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
Sale OF Real nstata

Thomas 4. Lally, real ess
had a public sale Of lots in la9
part of the city yesterday, IN
No. 1921 west Fourth street
drawn, and lot No. |, on Hodn]
between Second and Third sa
disposed of at private sale = y
on Second street between big
Rodney streets, 1878 f0eh VIZ
Hubert Cassidy at $9.5oper 10y
on Second street between MO]
Adams streets, lGI67 feet VIZ
Thomas Fitzsimmons, at III pe \
4, on Adams street between
Fourth streets, 2SxG feel,
bought by Mr.. FitzslInmon''
per foot,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
R..ran TO Fight Deipp

New YORK, June John!
of this city, who recent! e ue,i
Files, OF Chicago, in the n Iopea|
backed to fight JACK ptmI,
pounds, according to Queens,D.Ss
with two.ounce gloves or wig y,
for $1,000 a side. Del1pse! W. y,
his arm In a g'o'e 49,
Ohio a short time ago, Is al,Os y.
the time for meeting Reagan !.
| Meantime Reagan hope, t 70
dltion by lighting ION ii'A''
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
FIags at Half. Mast,

Secretary Bayard, by direction Of the
President, yesterday issued an order thai
"as a mark of public respect to the mem
DRY of the late William A. Wheeler, ex
Vice President of the United States" thu
flags upon all public buildings In Wash
inglon be disp aged at half mast through
out to day, the 7th instant, the day OF tn
funeral OF the deceased.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
Intriguing In BOX hara.

ct. PETERSBURG, June 6-The
Novoe VremyA .sys the first attempt
that is made to replace the present
Emir of Bokhara by his brother will be
u signal for Russian occupation of the
country. The Nsvoe VremyA also says
1t suspects the English to be intriguing
in BokhAra, and wsrns England that
such conduct, instead OF rendering
Russia so pliable in accepting the pro.
posed settlement of the Egyptian ques-
zion, will have contrary effect.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
Officers Elected.

The members of the Washington
Steam Fire Company held q meeting
last evening and elected she followinI
officers: President, A. Bourbon; vict
presid emit, John 8. Lockard; invssti-
eating committee, John X. Askew, W
r. Smith. @ Il Smith; directors. G
NJ. Yates, W Smith, j. Drnkker
Oscar Smith, ]. J. McGarvey aud s. Fl
RidRWAy.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
C,ty Court

William L Todd was arraigned ut
this mornings sission OF the CITY court
charged with drunkenness, and was
sentenced to pay 81 and costs. George
Wood was charged by his wife with
being drunk and disorderly, and was
IEsntenced to pay 81 and COTS,
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lt's u Pleasure u w

Mr.. Morris E. Moses , h%
sale at the "oid Rsl lllant
York and Chicago Sporting ~ NJ
Sal on the we'll n filled NJ N
member, al E. s. h. ba'i ss,,ltsd|
| Market, where you are ., %a' nd
! thoroughly polished poi''' -
people. -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
Tho Chesapeake and Delaware CANA

Tho Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
The shareholders Of the Chesapeake
aud Delaware Canal Company held
their annual meeting on Monday. Il
was shown by the reports that SIS, sos,
50 had been recovered from The estate
|of j. A. l.. Wilson. the abscondipG
trea. urer, and that $50, 279 38 had beer
paid as interest on fraudulent issues
The overissue OF tho mortgage LOAF
amounted to 5000 200, and Wilson
cash embezzlements to s2,7I037.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
It Nv. SheMArd

Makes q speciality in the best family
tIonr. viz: VIM Lea Il Sons -four,
pills bury test, "Gold Medal" Jones
Hu zarian Smith X L. These brands
ara not excel, d anywhere. Call at N.
W. cor, 4sh al d King. Telephone 40S.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
Great lnstaIlment Sale
745 BUILDING LOTS AT O'CLOCK, P. M
SATURDAY, JUNE nth, 1887

On the premises l the 10th, 18th, and 18th Wards .
street cars in close proximity The carry from
Front and Market streets and from Del Ave- to Front and
Hill Avenue
The lots are located 'front.' 3rd @ 9Th and 9Th streets
HARRISON Conne Beach and Franklin S and Webb Green Hill
Gray and Cleveland Avenues. 49,
being of the finest residences in the city
lin this Heghborhood
readily the that have been made
lone year. People who ago would not live west OF
dry bracng especially benehng children This property
will than double the value years. and this not
has the last 400 cent Lots east
Union Broome selling from SO to % IT, Broome St
100 east of Broome Madison and Madison street
$40 to 100 per #.
Suppose years reader you had brought SO feet Mad
10 dollars price that time and had tito
could readily get from $4,000 $4,000 for cent in the
for the time compounded would net about
$1,000 We do not expect Madison Boome street prices
within per them although lots just good
but thcky settled Every house built increases the
value Of your lot How have most people all them VINO al
earned small wages accumulated property mystery
great but the they bought lots at low prices
Improvements their value add what cost 100 or
and often $1,000 You would rather buy urher in II so you
ments full Lot of Union street assessed at $O0 tax
cents house assessed at $1,000 tax or rae
$1,000 house Of Union street, 4 with county
proportionately high because your property
locality The Prospectus A. B. passenger station at
and Webb streets fine brick church will be erected shortly
COMMITTEE has been appointed BY the Bosrd OF 10 ec
la site for school, the B. O. r. shops employing from
5000 will be built by Front from Union 70
Webb will be graded sufficient continue City Railway out W
Green Hill Avenue which doubt will be done this summer
grades lamps erected water pipes are
this section have planted 1000 shade trees the
lal of which enhances the value of these lots terms
Los Front and Harrison streets 20 per cent cash. balance
Ibankabe g. Franklin and Connol
eets adjoining park cent cash. 20 cent in note
months bsance mortgage, all other lots $40 cash
knocked of and s. month until paid fer or per
4 THOMAS M. OGLE,
Il m2o-1m PETER j. FORD.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
On the Market Street Extension

OF the Wilmington City Passenger Railway offers
inducements which cannot be surpassed, to secure
one of the finest and cheapest building lots
ever offered in this city, and upon terms SC
liberal that they brought within the reach OF any man
wanting desirable and beautiful home site. The eeva
ted and beautiful OF land offered to the public
tans eighty 1851 which is elegantly located vel
suited for purposes and has been divided into lott
of various sizes (25xIoo feet and larger(
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
sa,e Of match '''J

sold ID, s IT. public s.ls st ad III :
morning at the C no!a,o ni' Nd
pany, property Of 81 TIE ss ,11 I.
ney, as follows; ~ ats q, t.S
share and 81 shares y, ~ lid
| Curtis, Esq, was tue
ties not named S--,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

N. Jones q vert ses small brow
mara that strayed away from lot II
s1uth Whining lon en- Sun -ay night.
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scott E1cu-aloh'

Although the wsa;'s ss,,s'
that could BIO desire 20 B. d
And xnSa Iu bad . vsT HssyflIis2
a rns,D st to AFFORD shelter ,ss,,s..i
9 ,ery body enjoyed n aul |
excursion WAS .
every respect. .~.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

v nsr-LADIES GOLD WATCH WITH
A short black guard chain Attached. "A
,nitabIe reward II returned to 1908 Monroe
street u 81
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

~. Thompson, =, rs, .ins.1,,Ip|
Locust e street, while l nls'o ogsl1,',,i
IN. Ing s. e sharp oOppa,; :; ~, ss' 4
lit little sss sss ard % IT, is =. =. 90 s,t
G sSst I Dr.. oanswell hal "
y, the first IOlnt. 1
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

E,ELD MILL To KLNr-srEAM FEED
niti at Newport; two run OF ttones;
rye Sri.t trade. Address, by letter. WIN,
JENKS FELL, Falkland. DeI. slim
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

,,o Wort q. , has Rock Sss '.Fd u s'i'' |,
banss, engine is pa. y. -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

street. r.; p i. confined 70 '''
ness.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

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Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

20. John 2,s w. d9s sse' i, ' iiis'
to bis home ~ra
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

v5OR RENT-8-KOOM HOUSE, WITH
store. in good order, large front yard;
low rent; 7th street near Poplar. Inquire at
Is East 4th street. u OF
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

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3Ichase is
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

The conpll,n i'm ,s tsI sslss, ,sal]
pa : . s,SnI ( q storm n. a1 s..a
Jo ". Todd .,o hn' scnls 4
fro "a last night uns, ''~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

xHyANTED-BOAkD PLEASANT
w rooms and good board at 40 West
Fourth st., at sa.b0 per woek. 173ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

Cards are oq ~, for t % s siss
x sss: ::9., s ;: :s;:s i. &
nn..nfh. 49, ,,5
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07

SALE-A NEW 3STORY BRICK
n house, with a II modern I'm oroyemoI ts,
- ar 9th and Monroe ats. Very little cash
r,ontr.a. Low a. u,o II .i1 - Cncc. APPLY
MI ott,ca. li-tvl
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prings, which will be her permanent

Springs, which will be her permanent
home.
Mrs. w. D. Morris entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Congrega-
tional church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. P. N. Cook is entertaining her
mother and sister, Mrs. M. w. French
and Mrs. Porter, of Lisbon, Oak.
The ladies of Trinity guild gave a
social at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. Gorrie Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall, of
Castlewood, stopped here Wednesday
ON their way to Minneapolis.
The Misses Jewett entertained the
young people of the Congregational
church Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Williams are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Puffer,
OF Monroe, Wis.
Mrs. Selleck entertained the young
people of the Methodist church Tues
day evening.
nall, Wis, have come to Watertown to
reside.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kemp, of Water
town, N. Y, are the guests of friends in
this city.
ulo' hciSIugoT, OI ReuIlelu, Is NlSltlnS
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. McClin-
took.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Scarritt will
occupy their residence on the North
side.
Miss Mildred McBratney has accepted
position with T. ID. Ellefson q Co.
Mrs. Selleck entertained the Chau-
tauqua circle Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. &. Church and son
went to Minneapolis Saturday.
Mrs. John Macarthur has returned
from visit to Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. L. Monks entertained Trinity
guild Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. Stewart has returned from
Chicago.
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Webster.

A Chinese entertainment was given
at the Congregational church Tuesday
evening. Among the ladies who as
sisted were Mrs. A. B. Warner, Misses
Jennie Ross and Carrie Warner.
AT special meeting of the st. Mary's
guild, OF this place, the following Off
GERS were elected: Mrs. w. j. SanbOrn,
president; Mrs. Il. A. Baker, vice pres
ident; Mrs. A. ID. Hash, secretary and
treasurer.
Mrs. B. F. Payton, of De Smet. az
rived here Wednesday night and will
be the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Abbott, for short time.
Miss Isadore Sherbinns, of Owatonna,
Mimi, arrived here last week, and will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
q. ii. Smith.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave pantomine social at the residence
OF Mrs. A. D. Hash Friday evening.
Mrs. l.. G. Ochsenrieter has been the
guest of Mrs. Frank Ochsenrieter, of
Bristol, for the past week.
Mrs. r. Laird has gone on short
visit to friends at Chatfield, MINI.
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Red Wing.

Judge and Mrs. Warren Bristol have
returned to their home at Deming, n.
NJ, after pleasant two weeks visit
with friends at their old home here.
Mrs. Mayor Bailey returned home to
Eau Claire this week, after an enjoya-
BILE visit with Miss May Gillette.
Miss Mamie Stewart, of Pipestone,
has arrived in the city with the inten-
ton of spending the winter.
Miss Hettie Pratt spent the week at
Faribault, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Blodgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Baldwin spent
the week visiting with friends at Min
neapolis.
Misses Clara and May Gates are
spending the week with friends in Min
neapolis.
Mrs. j. Ell. Rich has returned from a
visit with Mrs. E. Y. Garfield, at Zum-
brota.
Mrs. Timothy Rowles spent several
days this week with Red Wing friends.
Miss Amanda Falk, of Winthrop, is
visiting at her old home in this city.
Miss Gertie Boynton, of Hastings, is
visiting with Red Wing friends.
Miss Mary Jamison has returned from
her extended Eastern trip.
Mrs. F. w. HOyt. is visiting at her
old home at Elyria, D.
Miss Nellie Robson is home from a
visit at Saltwater.
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Marsh alItOWn.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Osman and daughs
ter, Mrs. John Powers, left Tuesday for
Lane. KAN. to spend month with Mr..
Osman'S daughter, Mrs. II. p. Smith,
and attend the wedding of Miss Ada
Smith to W. II. Sickle.
Mrs. L. III. Simmons and children
have gone to Cedar Rapids to live, where
Mr.. Simmons is assistant general freight
agent of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
Il Northern railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Epson returned
home Tuesday from their visit with
their daughter, Mrs. j. K. Cavanagh, at
st. Paul.
Miss Rose Judd entertained a dozen
or more young ladies and gentlemen at
her home, Wednesday night.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lover gave the ladies of
the Syn0dical Missionary meeting rev
ceptiOn Wednesday night.
Miss Addie Williams and Miss Mabel
Reed arrived home Saturday from their
Eastern visit.
Mrs. l.. f. Pierce, of Blairstown, To-,
has been spending the week with Mrs.
o. ii. Hole.
Mrs. Will Russell left Tuesday for
months stay with her parents in Chi
cago.
Mrs. W. 81. VOORHEES, was at st. Paul
and Minneapolis during the presidents
visit.
The c. L. S. c. meets with Miss Ella
Shute next Monday night.
Mrs. F. r. Durfee. of Perry, To-, is the
guest of Mrs. Art Burnell.
Miss Rose Judd is stopping for few
days at Iowa City.
Mrs. }. S. Black and children went to
Grinnell last week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Ward went to Chicago
Thursday night.
Miss Julia Sewer is visiting in Chi
cagO.
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NeillSVille.

Mrs. Charles Suiteman, accompanied
by her father and mother, MIR. and Mrs.
J. ID. Smith and Mrs. E. II. Markey Wis
tied Greenwood Thursday and Friday,
where tea parties were given in their
honor by Mrs. Robert SchOfield, Mrs.
Fred Easton, Mrs. Tibbstts and Mrs. b.
f. Thompson.
A farewell select surprise party was
given at George Brooks residence last
Tuesday evening in Grant. Nearly a
dozen couples from this city attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks will leave for Cali
fornia next week to reside.
Mesdames Robert j. MacBride, Henry
Meyers, j. r. Sturdevant and Capt.
Monday to attend the reception of Pres
ident and Mrs. Cleveland.
Miss Winnie l.. Sawyer and Miss
Jessie Campbell were at Augusta last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Smith, accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. Charles c. Snite-
man, have gone to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Rowe, of Ply
mouth are renewing acquaintance in
this city.
Miss Clara Smith is at Greenwood a
guest of her sister, Mrs. HI. M. Weston.
MI. anu MIS-. DuNlU MChcllZl6 Will
leave ere long for Ashland to reside.
Mrs. Joseph Barber. of Waupaca, is
calling on Christie relatives.
Mrs. Charles F. Grow and children
left for Unity Wednesday.
Miss Amelia Condit is sojourning with
relatives at Olivett.
Miss Sadie Condid departed Wednes-
day for Olivett.
Mrs. George A. Ure spent last week
in Chicago.
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Belle straub, Grace Reynolds and Mrs.

Belle Straub, Grace Reynolds and Mrs.
George Lowry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Earl entertained
friends at tea Friday and Saturday
evenings. The ladies were MeSdames
Hingeley, Dumble, Baker, Woodland,
Austin, Ensign, J. ii. Allen, j. l.. Will
son and William Straub.
The Chautauqua circle has organized
for a winters work, with w. T. Bill
president, Mrs. Horace Pickit vice pres
ident, Mrs. NJ. E. Clapp secretary and
treasurer.
Mrs. A. F. Wilmot has returned to
this city after months absence at Wal
lace and other points in Kansas.
Mrs. T. Kellogg has returned to her
home in Underwood from an extended
visit at McGregor, 10.
Miss Belle Straub, after summers
ssoJourn in this city, has left for her
home at Faribault.
Rev. S. Mills and family have re-
turned from a six weeks absence at
Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. George Head and Mrs. DR..
Phalon have returned from visit to
Rochester.
Miss Georgia Nichols entertained
twenty young friends Friday after
noon.
Mrs. III. j. Hutton has returned from
visit to Mortified.
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MOOrhead,

Miss Annie Meldon, who has been
here several years, will soon leave for
her home in Michigan.
Mrs. G. N. Lanphere entertained the
ladies of the Benevolent society Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Minnie Marlette will spend the
winter with her mother, Mrs. E. Houck.
Mrs. E. j. Eckhart has returned from
four months visit in the East.
Mrs. II. A. Breens left this week for
Winnipeg, to visit her mother.
Miss Guest, of Hawley, has been with
Moorhead friends this week.
Miss Clara King, a social favorite, left
this week for Montana.
Mrs. F. Doran, of Garnd Forks, is Wis
iting Mrs. Bemrose.
Mrs. Mossners and Miss Green have
returned from Iowa.
Mrs. w. n. ST. John left this week to
reside at Hillsboro.
Miss Rose Titus has gone to New York
to pass the winter.
Mrs. George Robinson has gone to
Milwaukee.
Miss Fannie Hodges. of St. Cloud, is
in the city.
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tanned by her sister Mrs. Justin Petit
grew, has gone to her home in Chicago.
Miss Marie Goodspeed, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. DR.. Germaine,
has returned to Elk Horn, Wis.
Miss Carrie Greene, of Storm Lake,
To-, is at the home of her sister, Mrs. l..
G. Jones.
Mrs. and Miss Hatch have returned
from their visit to Sioux City.
Mrs. Mary Lingo, of Yankton, is visit
ing her son w. H. Lyon.
Miss Leila Bath is back home for the
winter.
Mrs. F. F. Angel is at Pipestone,
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to Fergus Falls to spend some weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Lincoln.
Miss Oliver, professor of elocution in
Albert Lea college, will give an enter
tainment in the Presbyterian church
Friday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
OdiSt church met with Mrs. Walter Gill
erup Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. W. w. johnson is entertaining
her mothor, Mrs. Preston, OF Columbus,
Wisconsin.
Mrs. A. Muzzy, of ElkadOr, Iowa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hewitt, and her
niece, Mrs. Il. V. Knotvold.
Miss May Earl. of Fairmont, was the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Wedge few
days this week.
Miss Mary Nash, of Milwaukee, Wis,
was the guest of Mrs. 0. b. FobeS last
week.
Miss Laura Bachelor commenced
her first school this week near Glen
vile.
Mrs. Charles Briggs entertained a
company of friends last Saturday even
ing.
Miss Elite Armstrong entertained a
party OF friends one day last week.
Miss Sena Jansen, of this place, is
now teaching in Denver, California.
Mrs. Mary Sprague started for her
home in Grafton, Oak, Tuesday.
Miss Theo Parker accompanied her
father to Minneapolis this week.
Dr.. and Mrs. Dodge visited Minneap-
oils few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hewitt visited
Minneapolis Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. B. Abbott, went to
Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mrs. Norm and Mrs. Palmer are in
MankatO this week.
Rev. and Mrs. F. NJ. Archer are visit
ing in Mankato.
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was the guest of Mrs. Fl. L. Merrill the
first of the week.
Mrs. Jennie Simpson and children
left for their home in NOrthfield
Wednesday. oa
Mrs. Soren Nelson is entertaining her
son, H. H. Nelson, Of Sun River Cross
ing, Mont.
Miss BERTHE Henning, of Renville, is
assisting Miss Addie Brabec in the post
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt W. Day and
daughter spent Monday at the EXPOSE
ton.
Mrs. E. A. Hanley, of Kasson. has
been sOjOurning with friends in town.
Mrs. w. Il. BOnniwell went to Mime
apOlis Thursday morning. }"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Chadderdon are
visiting at Window.
Mrs. Sam Minton has returned from
st. Paul. -